**THE WAR OFFICE.**

**Number.** KEPT

**Subject.** Miss M. H. Turton

Application for Admission to Q.A.M.I.N.S.

**Registered.** 18/6/37

**Former File.** Reserve.

**Other relevant Files.**

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**Authority for final closing**

Initials

Branch

Date At the 650th Meeting of the S.S.Ctte held at the War Office on 12.7.1937, the enrolment of this lady in the Permanent Reserve was recommended. (Sr.)

A.M.D. 4. 13.7.1937

Matron-in-Chief G.A.I.M.N.S

[Signature]

P.T. Over. 6.

Inform of enrolment

Amend 14/1/375

NOTED ON LOOSE LEAF

7.

At the 98th Meeting of the Q.A.I.M.N.S.Ctte.

Approved.

Ch. Ray

Principal Matron Q.A.I.M.N.B. Secretary Q.A.I.M.N.S. Committee.

8.

Write an Annual Report

Amend 6/2/39

K.H.

(Anon. (not received))

9.

Under resignations

Amend 5/5/39

K.H.

NOTED ON LOOSE LEAF

10.

At the 690th Meeting of the S.S.Ctte held at the War Office on 22.5.1939, the removal of this lady's name from the Roll of the Permanent Reserve was noted. (Private affairs)

A.M.D.4. 22.5.1939

NOTED ON LOOSE LEAF

Ch. Ray

Matron-in-Chief Q.A.I.M.N.S.

At the 690th Meeting of the Q.A.I.M.N.S. Ctte.

Approved.

K.H. Jones

Principal Matron Q.A.I.M.N.B. Secretary Q.A.I.M.N.S. Committee. 2/Reserve T/725 (A.M.D.4.)

5th May 1939.

Madam,

I am directed to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 19th ultimo, and Army Form D.416, No.1017, and in reply to inform you it is regretted that owing to the circumstances mentioned therein you have found it necessary to resign your appointment with Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve. I am to state your name has been removed from the Roll accordingly.

The members of Queen Alexandra's Army Nursing Board desire me to convey to you their best wishes on your retirement.

I am,

Madam, Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) K. H. JONES.

Principal Matron, for Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. Turton, Nursing Staff, Royal Sea Bathing Hospital, Margate, Kent. Royal Sea Bathing Hospital Margate 19. 4. 39.

To the Matron in Chief.

Dear Madam,

I am sorry to have to inform you that I will have to resign from the Queen Alexandra's Nursing Reserve.

Owing to the loss of my mother & other private matters, & being the only daughter, I will probably have to give up my nursing & go home to take charge. It is with regret that I am returning my papers and badge.

Yours faithfully,

D. Turton SECRET.

No. 1017

Part I.

Members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve and Civil Hospital Reserve.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR JOINING IN THE EVENT OF A CALLING OUT OF THE WHOLE ARMY RESERVE AND THE MILITIA (WHICH INCLUDES THE SUPPLEMENTARY RESERVE).

Miss

Personal Number 2 Reserve T/725

First Army Hospital

Redhill, Surrey

1. In the event of a calling out of the whole Army Reserve and the Militia (which includes the Supplementary Reserve), which would be notified in the Press, and by the display of posters "Calling out of the whole of the Army Reserve and the Militia (including the Supplementary Reserve)" (Army Form D427), you are required to report immediately for nursing duties to:

20 10 General Hospital

Edinburgh

2. A railway warrant (for use only in the circumstances stated at (1) above) to cover the journey is annexed (Part II).

3. Please acknowledge receipt on Part III annexed with the least possible delay. An envelope for the purpose is enclosed.

4. In the event of Partial Mobilization, in which case no posters (Army Form D427) are displayed, you will take no action as regards joining unless you receive special instructions.

5. If medically unfit when mobilization occurs members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve will immediately telegraph to that effect to "DEHORTED LONDON."

This telegram, which will include the name and personal number of the member, will be followed within 24 hours by an explanatory letter addressed to the Under Secretary of State (A.M.D.4), The War Office, and accompanied by this Army Form and unused railway warrant when further instructions will be subsequently issued.

6. Attention is directed to the instructions on the back of this form.

A.M.D.4. The War Office, London, S.W.1.

Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

1 Jan 1938

NOTES.—(i) Members of Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve who intend to be absent abroad for more than 6 months must notify the fact to the War Office and obtain permission for the retention of their names on the Roll.

Those who proceed abroad for less than 6 months must make arrangements that all letters sent to the address registered at the War Office will be forwarded.

(ii) In the event of your ceasing to belong to Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve from any cause, these orders should be returned at once to the Under-Secretary of State (A.M.D.4.), the War Office, London, S.W.1. SECRET

Part II.

Railway Warrant for Members of Q.A.I.M.N.S Reserve and Civil Hospital Reserve.

Payable by the Command Paymaster, Command Pay Office, Railway Branch, Aldershot.

No. 1017

Miss

Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve.

Civil Hospital Reserve.

Railway Warrant for the use only of members of Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve and Civil Hospital Reserve travelling on duty in Great Britain only.

(This warrant must be presented to the Booking Clerk at the place where the holder is authorised to commence the journey, when a ticket will be issued in exchange.)

To the Booking Clerk at (Station) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Date \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 19

Please issue single journey ticket as under to bearer travelling on duty—

From \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ One Third Class,

To \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ EDINBURGH

at Military rates, the charges to be paid as above.

H. G. C. [Signature]

Under-Secretary of State for War.

This demand will be retained by the Booking Clerk issuing the through ticket as a voucher for the recovery of the fares by the Companies concerned.

Ordinary Fare. Amount payable.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

No. of ticket issued, third class \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

From \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

To \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Route via \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Booking Clerk \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Station \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Date \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

- 8943. Wt. 25571/505. 3,000. 11/36. Wy.L.P. Gp. 656

Catalogue Reference: WO/399/8500 Notes for guidance of members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve and Civil Hospital Reserve, who receive "Calling Up Notices" in the event of Mobilization.

In the event of calling out the whole Army Reserve, etc.

1. Part I of this form should be handed to the Matron on your arrival at the unit to which you are posted.

   Part II entitles you to travel at public expense to your destination.

2. Members will take precedence amongst themselves according to their army seniority within Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve.

3. Provided a member has been examined and passed fit for active service by a military medical officer after joining the unit to which she has been posted, she will be required to provide herself with the regulation uniform and application for the necessary particulars should be made to the Matron or Sister in Charge of the Unit. 2/Reserve T/725 (A.M.D.4.)

6th February 1939.

Madam,

With reference to the attached Annual Report for the year 1938, I am directed to point out that the present employment and address shewn thereon, would appear to be that of your father.

I am, therefore, to request that you will kindly amend this to shew the nature and address of your present employment.

An envelope, which does not require a stamp, is enclosed for your reply.

I am,

Madam, Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) K. H. JONES.

Principal Matron, for Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. Turton, 20, Grosvenor Road, Sketty, Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales. Any further communication on this subject should be addressed to: The Under-Secretary of State, The War Office, London, S.W.1., and the following number quoted.

2/11/25 (Amid)

THE WAR OFFICE, LONDON, S.W.1.

14 JUL 1937

Madam,

In order to complete the records in this office, I am directed to request that you will be so good as to furnish the following particulars:

1. Date of birth

2. Religion

3. Name and address of next-of-kin (stating relationship)

4. Permanent home address

An envelope, which does not require a stamp, is enclosed for your reply.

I am, Madam, Your obedient Servant,

Miss M. A. Turton Nursing Staff East Surrey Hospital Redhill, Surrey

Principal Matron, for Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director General, Army Medical Services.

R. 4498. 2/Reserve T/735. (A.M.D.4.)

14th July 1937.

Madam,

I am directed to inform you that your name has been added to the Roll of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve, in the rank of Sister, and to add that a further communication on this subject will be addressed to in due course.

I am, Madam, Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) D. M. MARTIN

Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. TURTON, Nursing Staff, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey. **QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE. RESERVE**

**MEETING OF THE SELECTING SUB-COMMITTEE TO BE HELD AT THE WAR OFFICE**

**on**

**MONDAY 12th July, 1937.**

**Candidate for CONSIDERATION FOR ENROLMENT**

**Miss M.H. Turton**

| Age | 39 years (born 16.5.1898) | |--------------------------|---------------------------| | Health | Medical Cert. Satisfactory | | Social Status | Father described as a Grocer. | | Educated | Eastern House, Weston-Super-Mare. | | Age left School | 19 years | | Religion | C. of E. | | Qualifications | Trained at Middlesex Hpl. 1925 to 1938 Ward Sister East Surrey Hospital, Redhill at present. | | | S.R.N. | | Matron's References | Middlesex Hpl. Favourable | | | East Surrey Hpl. Redhill Favourable | | Social Reference | Mrs. Lewis Favourable |

**Recommendation of Matron-in-Chief:**

[Signature]

**Recommendation of Sub-Committee:**

[Signature] CONFIDENTIAL.

QUESTIONNAIRE.

For completion by the Matron-in-Chief or Principal Matron when a candidate for Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve has been interviewed prior to her appointment thereto.

Name of Candidate: Miss M. A. Sutton

1. Do you consider the candidate suitable, in every respect, for appointment as: (a) Sister.\
   (b) Staff Nurse.

2. Would you give her an appointment in a hospital under your supervision?

3. Is she, in your opinion, a woman of intelligence, and able to command respect?

4. Is she, in your opinion, likely to prove a credit to Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve?

5. Any other remarks. Has held the post of Sister, East Surrey Hospital for 5 years. Should prove a useful member of Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve.

A.M.D.4. WAR OFFICE.

Date: 5.7.37.

Signature: C.H. Roy

Principal Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

For Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

RT. 9373. 2/Reserve T/725. (A.M.D.4.)

2nd July 1937.

Madam,

With reference to War Office letter, above number, dated 24th June 1937 and your reply thereto of the 1st instant, I am directed to inform you that arrangements have now been made for the interview at the War Office to take place at 3.15 p.m. on Monday next the 5th instant.

I am,

Madam, Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) D. M. MARTIN Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. TURTON, Nursing Staff, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey. East Surrey Hospital Red Hill Surrey.

1. 9. 37

To the Matron, i.e. Chief.

Dear Madam,

Owing to the shortage of staff caused by holidays, it will not be possible for me to go up to London till next week.

I will call at 3 p.m. on Monday next - July 5th - for my interview if that will suit your convenience.

Yours truly,

F. Burton. THE WAR OFFICE, LONDON, S.W.1. 25th June 1937.

Madam,

In returning herewith by registered post your

Birth, Training & Sick Children & Women's training

certificates

forwarded with your application for appointment to Queen

Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve,

copies having been retained for reference, I am directed to

request that you will be so good as to acknowledge the receipt

of same.

A further communication will be sent to you in due course.

I am,

Madam,

Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) D. M. MARTIN.

Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. TURTON, Nursing Staff, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey. 24th June 1937.

Madam,

I am directed to inform you that prior to your enrolment in Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve, it will be necessary for you to be interviewed and for that purpose I am to request that you will be so good as to call at the War Office, Room 359, at 3 p.m. any week-day (except Saturday) of next week.

It would be appreciated if you would kindly notify this office the day on which you will attend for interview. An envelope, which does not require a stamp, is enclosed for your reply.

I am to add that any reasonable claim for out-of-pocket expenses incurred by you in complying with this notification will be defrayed by the War Office in arrears. Your attention is drawn to the fact that tourist and other cheap travelling facilities are granted by Railway Companies and you should avail yourself of such if possible.

I am,

Madam, Your obedient Servant,

(Sgd.) D. M. MARTIN

Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S. for Director-General, Army Medical Services.

Miss M.H. TURTON, Nursing Staff, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey. Confidential.

THE WAR OFFICE, LONDON, S.W.1.

To

The Matron and Lady Superintendent of Nurses,

Miss Marjorie Hannah Turton

has applied for admission to Her Majesty's Service, and states that she was trained in your hospital, from 1925 to 1928.

Would you kindly answer the questions on the following page, and give me any other particulars you think may be of use in selecting Candidates? Your answers will be considered as quite private and confidential.

Believe me,

DEAR MADAM,

Yours very truly,

O. Ray.

PRINCIPAL MATRON. Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

1936 June 1937

H.E.R.M.I.S. Envelope enclosed, which does not require a stamp. QUESTION.

01. Do you consider the Candidate suitable in every way for the post of Staff Nurse or Sister?

02. Would you give her an appointment in your own hospital?

03. Is she a good nurse, and has she the judgment and capacity for management and supervision?

04. Is she steady and reliable, and suitable to nurse officers and men?

05. Is she obedient and pleasant to work with?

06. Why did she leave?

07. Is she a woman of intelligence and education, and able to command respect?

08. Do you consider she is capable of controlling the orderlies placed under her?

09. Is she likely to do credit to the hospital in which she was trained, and to the Queen's Service?

10. Any other remarks.

Confidential.

ANSWER.

Yes, for the post of Staff Nurse.

Yes, as Staff Nurse.

Yes.

Yes.

On completion of training.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Miss Turton was a good individual nurse, and had a pleasant manner. She should be a suitable candidate for the Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.

Date 21st June, 1937.

Signature

Matron and Lady Superintendent of Nurses. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Reserve

Confidential.

THE WAR OFFICE, LONDON, S.W.1.

To

The Matron and Lady Superintendent of Nurses, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, Surrey

DEAR MADAM,

Miss Margaret Annabel Burton

has applied for admission to Her Majesty's Service, and states that she was trained in your hospital, from to

Would you kindly answer the questions on the following page, and give me any other particulars you think may be of use in selecting Candidates? Your answers will be considered as quite private and confidential.

Believe me,

DEAR MADAM,

Yours very truly,

[Signature]

PRINCIPAL MATRON. Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

[Date: 1936 June 19]

Envelope enclosed, which does not require a stamp. QUESTION.

01. Do you consider the Candidate suitable in every way for the post of Staff Nurse or Sister?

02. Would you give her an appointment in your own hospital?

03. Is she a good nurse, and has she the judgment and capacity for management and supervision?

04. Is she steady and reliable, and suitable to nurse officers and men?

05. Is she obedient and pleasant to work with?

06. Why did she leave?

07. Is she a woman of intelligence and education, and able to command respect?

08. Do you consider she is capable of controlling the orderlies placed under her?

09. Is she likely to do credit to the hospital in which she was trained, and to the Queen's Service?

10. Any other remarks.

ANSWER.

Yes.

She holds the appointment of Sister, at the East Surrey Hospital.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

This Nurse is a loyal Sister, and a good Woman.

Date 26.6.37

Signature

[Signature]

[Signature] Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service.

Confidential.

THE WAR OFFICE, LONDON, S.W. 1.

To

Mrs. P. S. Lewis

"Wood Cottage" Lower Road Swansea

Dear Madam,

Miss Marjorie Annah Tanton

has applied to Queen Alexandra's Army Nursing Board for admission to Her Majesty's Service, and has given your name for a reference.

Would you kindly answer the questions on the following page, and give any information you think may be of use in selecting Candidates? Your answers will be considered as quite private and confidential.

I am,

Dear Madam,

Yours faithfully,

Ch. Roy.

PRINCIPAL MATRON.

Matron-in-Chief,

Q.A.I.M.N.S.

19th June 1937

Envelope enclosed, which does not require a stamp. | Question | Answer | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 1. Is the applicant of sound health, both of body and mind, of good moral character and high principles? | Good health of good moral character and high principles | | 2. Is she a woman of intelligence and education, and able to command respect? | Yes | | 3. How long have you known her and what have been your opportunities of personal acquaintance? | I have known her, and family for 20 years. I have seen her frequently during all her holidays for 15 years. Her father is a much respected man in this town, to whom she has a good home, to which she comes for all holidays she has. | | 4. Her previous history—especially during the last two or three months? | Bright disposition and a keen sense of humour. | | 5. Habits and disposition. | | | 6. Temper. | Very even tempered. | | 7. Manner. | A really nice manner. | | 8. Tact and judgment. | I should imagine very tactful. | | 9. Capacity for management and supervision. | Good. I should think, but information on that point can be found better by either of her previous employers. | | 10. Please add any additional information and remarks. | I have known Maynard Turton and her family for many years. I have always found her happy, cheerful, and she's a good Churchwoman. |

Date: June 21st 37 Signature: Olive. M. Lewis. THE BRISTOL ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN AND WOMEN.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT

MARJORIE H. TURTON

was trained as a Nurse at this Institution for three years and during that period she nursed in the Medical and Surgical wards, and attended Lectures on Anatomy, Physiology, Medical and Surgical Nursing.

(Sgd.) William Garnett, President.

(Sgd.) A. Carling, Honorary Medical Officer.

(Sgd.) S.C. Mattick, Lady Superintendent.

BRISTOL, May 27th 1921. THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY

that MARJORIE TURTON

was received as a Probationer on the twenty second day of September 1925 and has completed a term of three years training in the Wards of this Hospital, both on day and night duty.

During this time her work has been good and her conduct good.

(Sgd.) F.J. Bentinck, Chairman. (Sgd.) M.G. Montgomery, Lady Superintendent. (Sgd.) Walter Yewley, House Governor.

Marjorie Turton has attended Lectures on Medical Surgical, and Gynaecological Nursing, also on elementary Anatomy and Physiology, and passed the usual examination.

(Sgd.) R.A. Young, M.D., F.R.C.P., Lecturer on Medicine. (Sgd.) G. Gordon-Taylor, F.R.C.S., Lecturer on Surgery. (Sgd.) Comyns Berkeley, M.A., M.D., M.C. Cantab. F.R.F., Lecturer on Gynaecology.

Dated the twenty ninth day of October 1928. PERSUANT TO THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ACTS, 1836 to 1900

REGISTRATION DISTRICT Coventry

1898 BIRTH IN THE Sub-District of St. John, Coventry, in the Counties of Coventry and Warwick.

No. 213.

1. When and Where born ..................... 16th May, 1898. 14, Grosvenor Road, U.D.

2. Name, if any ............................. Marjorie Hannah

3. Sex ........................................ Girl

4. Name and Surname of Father ............. George Paddock Turton

5. Name and Maiden Surname, of Mother .......... Bertha Louise Turton, formerly Jones

6. Rank or Profession of Father. Grocer (Master)

7. Signature, Description and Residence of Informant .......... Geo. F. Turton, Father. 14, Grosvenor Road, Coventry.

8. When registered ......................... 23rd June, 1898.

9. Signature of Registrar .................. Edwin Rainbow. This is to certify that I have examined Mrs. Hannah Turton and find her to be in good health and free from physical defects.

11/4/37.

[Signature]

[Date] QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE RESERVE

FORM OF APPLICATION

01. Name in Full: Mayrie Harriet Burton

02. Date of birth (attach copy of entry of birth): May 16th 1895

03. Place of birth: Coventry

04. Profession or occupation of father: Engineer

05. Whether parents are living, and address: Father, 23, Grosvenor Road, Bally, Worcesters

06. Are you a British subject, a daughter of British subjects and of pure European descent? Yes

07. Whether single or widow (if a widow, profession or occupation of late husband and number of children, if any): Single

08. Religion: Church of England

09. Were educated and age on leaving school: Eastern House, Weston Super Mare, Nov. 19

10. State of health (attach Medical Certificate): Satisfactory

11. (a) In what hospital trained, and for what period - giving dates (attach Training Certificate) Middlesex Hospital, W.1. 1920 - 1925

(b) When did you leave, and what position did you hold? 1925. Staff Nurse

12. Are you State Registered? (attach certificate): Yes

13. Special qualifications (including C.M.H.) (attach certificates): Sister Children's Hospital, 65, Michael's Hill, Dublin

14. If you have had further nursing experience, state its nature, giving dates and places:

15. How and where are you at present employed? (State name and address of institution or employer): Ward Sister, East Grinstead Hospital, Redhill, Surrey

16. Are you a Candidate for any other Nursing Service? No

17. Are you in receipt of a Disability Pension? No

N.B. - Certificates must be forwarded in original; they will be returned by registered post in due course.

- Obtainable from Registrar General's Office, Somerset House, London, W.C.2. DECLARATION

(To be in the Candidate's own handwriting)

I, [Signature of Candidate],

a candidate for appointment to Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve,

do hereby declare that I have answered the preceding questions to the best of my knowledge

and belief, that I am fully aware of the terms and conditions of service under which I seek

appointment, and accept the same; that I am willing to serve under the Rules laid down in

the Regulations for the Medical Services of the Army, and in the Standing Orders for

Members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, and, if enrolled, I undertake to serve at home or abroad if and when required to do so.

(Address) East Surrey Hospital

Redhill, Surrey

(Date) June 16th 1937